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Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo joined ESPN’s First Take television show Friday morning and chatted about the Cowboys disappointing season and the unexpected weather that has hit the Metroplex.

Here are a couple highlights.

On what happened early in the Cowboys’ season:

“I think for us it was just that we lost a few close games and we had a situation where any time a season starts down a path that you don’t win a first game or two every game becomes very important. We just got behind the eight ball. And all of a sudden I was out pretty early and we just had a lot of stuff to overcome. When we look back on it a little bit it’s just something that’s tough to swallow. But it will help us in the future. We’ll learn from this and we’ll be better next year from it.”

On the winter weather that has hit the area:

“This is very unique for Dallas, no question. But it’s that way all over the place right now. You can’t help but understand that this is just a weird week in the year. And we have to accept that. I now that it isn’t great for some businesses in the area and for some people that were expecting a lot. But the game is still going to be played. The players still got to be ready to go. It’s still going to be a great weekend, I think, down here. It’s going to be exciting. I know that the town has been abuzz for a while.”